... Victor, 4 yra, Fordhan I 7 7 Duke of ilamilion a Leonlo, 3 yra ?? 11. COvey 2 0 7 Lordl Ghlegow% colt by brother to Bird on the Whig .. , Butler 3 3ettiltg: oto 4 on ?? Victor, 6 to 2 agat Ltonie, 7 to I Ngst Lord Gleagowaf colt. Won ily a length and a half ...

... was a native of Dublin, a very celebrated comedian of Drury-laen and Lincoln'sln part-owner of the former house, and withal a Whig up to theed n ars, as Dick Steele has informsed us. His Whiggish principles were the means of getting him into many a scrape ...

... Theatre, and it was presented it honour of the accession of the Hanoverian line to the British throne, for Doggett was a Whig, and very much attached to the German ruler. In 1722 he died, leaving sufficient to perpetuate the wager, for he was a rich ...

... Frauecis, c Wilson, Is J1 S.arrettihtit Olit.. . Borrelt ii'.StlOiber,liDI. Francis I u f. Francis, c 3t. ?? stoptiet' . C. Whig,g lb1 w, b J. Baorrett 67 J. Hayward, it J. ilorrett . .21 C, hLyms, b .3. Borrel t . d ?? Sroncates, b .1. Borrett itIV. Itewitt ...

... Saphiis I Blaohuliarn pi to MATCHn for 200 sovs anuad thewhmp. B.C.(4 miaesl I (iir lit Glasgow' ac by Brother to Bird-on-tlae.Whig (foaled in P 1853) ant of Tilo Drake's daiii, both four-yesar-olds, - Is 10 at. each, ty Sydnsontoii walks over.a )r-ORDER ...

... whichs to use the phrase of Sir Hubert Stanley, is praise in- deed. The portrait of the Duke of Bedford, the head of the Whig party, and the nobleman to whom Newmarket is so much indebted for a patronage of upwards of twenty years, appropriately comes ...

... movllme apro .sented hiim with'h'five ochldirhr'c anv two'r hbirth but a short time,'aind' one' is Atillif, ' Nvg.2 tA'6Ife- Whig. - ' . ...

... institution, and on Saturday last she gave birth to twins, who are now, In company with their mother, doing well.~-Y'orthem- Whig. Last week the heat was so intense in the North and East Rlidings thatp reparations for sheep clip- ping were common, and some ...

... Chicago have just ordered two more of these escapes. .A DeococamaESS PAIOTY.-A TENDEER RErnoacs,- Weae fare faronro blanoing the Whig for the import- ance they have attached to the social intinoacybe- tween the republic of letters and thre party chiefs of a ...

... ?? ?? 10.Endaleigh 4.. .6 10 Win. Pitt. .3.. ._5 12 Fidelite ?? 10Mr ?? 10 Gay Tom ?? 5 12 L. of Manor5 710OXi .. ?? 10 Whig ?? .5 10 Kangaroo. ..4. 4_.7 8 Nlor.Dincer4. 6 10 The Czar . .. 3_.5 10 Buckfoot ?? 5_.7 5 Don Basilio4. 6 10 Fan ?? ...

... country -but I would especially allude to the five years during which he was Chaneelor of the Exchequer under a Whig Government, and I use the term Whig Govern- nment because I do not call myself a Radical exactly. (Hisses, laughter, and cheers.) I always call ...

... possession of it, while e lii and wishes are wvith those who, are for Isoirdj1 out sad dying in the breach. He differed fird1 the Whigs in deprecating all changes, good or bad; he differed from the (other) Tories in concedingI ruadily what lie saw to be inevitable ...